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This is Volume One of The Army Air Forces in World War II, titled Plans and Early Operations, January 1939 to August 1942, edited by Wesley Frank Craven and James Lea Cate. The University of Chicago Press first published it in 1948, and the Office of Air Force History reprinted it in 1983. The front matter explains how the AAF historical program was set up during the war. The index covers Pacific, Atlantic and European operations, and nothing in the text concerns unidentified aerial phenomena.
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N O T E S T O P A G E S 26-38 26. Ibid., pp. 271-72 and 287-90; 5 1 . Ibid., p. 88. 27. AAFHS-25, pp. 56-58. 28. Report of the Secretary of W a r , 1921 (Washington, 1921), pp. 183 ff.; W a r , 1931 (Washingon, 1931)v P. 38. Report of the Secretary of W a r , 19.22 (Washington, 19221,p. 163. 29. Report of the S I W , 1922, p. 261. 30. Zbid. 31. AAFHS-25, pp. 60-61. See also text in N e w York T m e s , 19 Oct. 1923. 32. AAFHS-25, p. 62. 33. Levine, Mitchell, pp. 29399. 34. AAFHS-25, pp. 63-64. 35. 1bid.j pp. 65-67;Mitchell, Winged 36. AAFHS-25, pp. 62-63. 37. TO the Lampert Committee, 1935-43,pp. 4-6. Patrick advocated a separate air force, 61. pp. 6-8. not for the present but to be formed after five or ten years. (Lampert Com- mittee, Hearing, p. 533.) By 1928he was (Patrick, United States in the Air, pp. 190-91.) 38. Charges of intimidation were denied by interested authorities but seem to have been well founded. (See Lampert Committee, Hearing, passim and espe- cially pp. 1667,1829,2377.) 39. Levine, Mitchell, pp. 30e317. 40. Ibid., pp. 318-20. 41. Ibid., chaps. 12-13. 4’. p’ 33‘, quoting New 43. AAFHS-25, pp. 68-69. 44. Morrow Board, Hearings, p. 2. 45. s. Doc. 18 (69th Cong.7 1st sess.). See also text in N e w York Times, 3 Dec. ‘925. 46. H. Report 1653 (68th Cong., 2d sess.); contents analyzed in N e w York Times, 14 Dec. 1925. Mitchell, Winged Defense, pp. 73-75. 52. War Department Press Release, 9 Jan. 1931;Annual Report of the Chief Of Staff, in Report of the Secretfly O f 53. AAFHS-25, PP. 91-92. 54. Ibid., p. 93. 55. Baker Board, Final Report, 18 56.]bid., pp, 18-19. 57. Ibid., p. 75. 58.AAFHS-25, pp. 96-98. 59. Ibid., pp. 98-99.T h e reorganiza- tion was authorized by AGO letter of 31 December 1934. 60.AAF Historical Study No. 10, Organization of the Army Air Arm, July 1934. Defense, p. XIX. 62.‘bid., PP. 8-15. 63.Morrow Board, Hearings, p. 445. favoring the Depament Of Ddense. 64. Maj. Warren R, Carter, AC, Em- ployment of 1938. 65. Howard E. Coffin, quoted in A.W. Sweetser, The American Air serv- ice, p. 79. 66. Mitchell, “Our Army’s Air Serv- ice,” American Review of Reviews, LXII (Sept. 1920),pp. 281-90. ~i~ F ~ ~ ~ ~I2 67.Ibid. 68.Mitchell, Our Air Force: The Keystone of National Defense, p. 12. 69.Mitchell, “The Air Service at St. Mihiel,” World‘s W o r k , XXXVIII (Aug. rg19), p. 365. 70. Mitchell, ‘(our h m y ’ s Air Serv- ice;* lot. tit. 71. Mitchell, “The Air Service at St. Mihiel,” lot. tit. 72. H.A. Jones, T h e W a r in the Air, VI, 136. 73. Ibid. 74. Levine, Mitchell, pp. 148-50. 75. J.J. Pershin& MY Experiences in 76.Mitchell, Our Air Force, p. 55. 77. Ibid., Introduction, p. xxii. Evening Post. 47. AAFHS-25, pp. 73-77. 48. Public No. 446 (69th Cong., in 44 Stat. 780ff.). 49. AAFHS-25, p. 83. The Baker Board’s Final Report, page 7, laid the blame on Congress. the World W a r , 11, 337. 50. AAFHS-25, p. 8s. 67 3
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